Suburbs

Belconnen
2617 · 9 practices
Gungahlin
2912 · 9 practices
Greenway
2900 · 6 practices
Bruce
2617 · 5 practices
Weston
2611 · 5 practices
Phillip
2606 · 4 practices
Holt
2615 · 4 practices
Kingston
2604 · 4 practices
Garran
2605 · 3 practices
Curtin
2605 · 3 practices
Macquarie
2614 · 3 practices
Dickson
2602 · 3 practices
City
2601 · 3 practices
Wanniassa
2903 · 3 practices
Narrabundah
2604 · 3 practices
Deakin
2600 · 3 practices
Mawson
2607 · 3 practices
Ngunnawal
2913 · 3 practices
Ainslie
2602 · 2 practices
Kambah
2902 · 2 practices
Conder
2906 · 2 practices
Crace
2911 · 2 practices
Casey
2913 · 2 practices
Braddon
2612 · 2 practices
Franklin
2913 · 2 practices
Hawker
2614 · 2 practices
Lyneham
2602 · 2 practices
Florey
2615 · 1 practice
Waramanga
2611 · 1 practice
Calwell
2905 · 1 practice
Fadden
2904 · 1 practice
Weston Creek
2611 · 1 practice
O'connor
2602 · 1 practice
Coombs
2611 · 1 practice
Palmerston
2913 · 1 practice
Watson
2602 · 1 practice
Chifley
2606 · 1 practice
Chapman
2611 · 1 practice
Holder
2611 · 1 practice
Scullin
2614 · 1 practice
Gordon
2906 · 1 practice
Evatt
2617 · 1 practice
Nicholls
2913 · 1 practice
Forrest
2603 · 1 practice
Canberra Central
2601 · 1 practice
Isabella Plains
2905 · 1 practice
Chisholm
2905 · 1 practice
Charnwood
2615 · 1 practice
Kaleen
2617 · 1 practice
Barton
2600 · 1 practice
Canberra Airport
2609 · 1 practice
Higgins
2615 · 1 practice
Fisher
2611 · 1 practice
Campbell
2612 · 1 practice
Denman Prospect
2611 · 1 practice

GP services in Canberra

Canberra is the capital of Australian Capital Territory, with 122 GP practices across 55 suburbs on record with Geoscience Australia's National Health Services Directory.

Of the 122 practices, 93 offer general practice services. You'll also find 12 maternal, child and family health services, 3 skin cancer clinics, 4 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services, 2 community cancer services, and 4 walk-in centres across Canberra.

When choosing a GP in Canberra, consider bulk billing availability, whether the practice is accepting new patients, online booking options (HealthEngine, HotDoc), and distance from home or work. For after-hours care, check the Australian Capital Territory after-hours directory or call healthdirect on 1800 022 222 for 24/7 advice.

Bulk billing note: Bulk billing availability varies by clinic and patient eligibility. GPScout doesn't hold verified per-practice bulk billing data. Call the clinic before your visit to confirm. For background, see SortedAus' Medicare guide.

Frequently asked questions

How many GP practices are in Canberra?
There are 122 GP practices listed in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, sourced from the National Health Services Directory via Geoscience Australia.
Are there bulk billing GPs in Canberra?
Bulk billing is a policy set by each practice and often depends on patient eligibility (Pensioner, Healthcare Card, children under 16). GPScout does not hold verified per-practice bulk billing data for Canberra. Call each practice to confirm current bulk billing arrangements for your situation.
How do I find a GP open after hours near Canberra?
After-hours GP availability varies by practice. You can browse the after-hours services directory for Australian Capital Territory, call healthdirect on 1800 022 222 for advice 24/7, or call the individual Canberra clinics above to ask about their after-hours arrangements.
What services do GP clinics in this area offer?
The 122 practices in Canberra offer a mix of services, including general practice, maternal, child and family health services, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services, walk-in centres, medical deputising (after-hours home visit) services, skin cancer clinics, community cancer services, nurse practitioner clinics. Not every clinic offers every service — check the individual practice listings for what each clinic provides.
Where can I get a skin check in Canberra?
Canberra has 3 general practice skin cancer clinics listed above. These clinics specialise in skin checks, mole mapping, and early detection of skin cancer — important in Australia, which has among the highest skin cancer rates in the world.
How do I book an appointment with a GP?
Most Canberra practices accept bookings by phone, and many now offer online booking via HealthEngine or HotDoc. New patients may need to complete a registration form before their first visit. Practices can get busy, so book a few days ahead if possible.
Is this information up to date?
This directory is sourced from official Australian Government data via Geoscience Australia (CC BY 4.0) and is refreshed quarterly. If you spot anything wrong, please contact us.
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